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2.9" here. Somewhat of a underachiever based on last minute model guidance. Oh well, looks nice with everything covered again. On to the squalls tomorrow and to see how they shake out.

That's awesome. Euro had some thin cirrus clouds run after run for NVT and the jack for all New England ends up near the Canadian border. Nice fronto bands up there for you guys.

Lol. Is this going to be a national TV spot? Or is print?

That is pretty nuts what was going on up in NVT last night. We had some squalls here and roads were snow covered on my way to Stratton yesterday, but nothing more than a few tenths it looked like...maybe 1/2" at best. Nothing at home, just barely a dusting. Event tomorrow looks pretty meh. OceanSt and also ALY mentioning pretty poor snow growth, coupled with the fact the most qpf is south. Taking the under on ALYs forecast of 4" here.

I meant in the fact that the temps were up a bit at that that time. I think when she posted that last night the temps were in the mid 30s with rain while dendrite and Gene were in the upper 20s to around 30F even though they are south of you and remember Gene posting even a little snow obs. There seemed to be some downsloping and compressional warming going on near you guys even with the precip. Downsloping doesn't always mean dry with no precip(obviously there will be less), I downslope here and still get a good amount of precip during some events gusting to 40-50mph at times. At that same time it was 36F here and gusty on the western slopes and 30F on some east slope spots last night I'm SVT. But, yes everyone is raining up through Canada for most of this event. I guess the downsloping post didnt make sense without context

Welcome to the world of downsloping..

Yea I know the BTV temp thing is talked about a lot by PF and recall people talking about site changes. That makes sense being that close to the warm lake could cut down early in the season with accumulations. But only 2 times above 90" in 70+ years? Who knows what really was happening back in the days of yore. Maybe it really was a long, long long relatively non snowy period..lol. Most likely there is some other explanation.

Totally random question--but whats up with BTV going 73 years without reaching 100" between 1892-1965? Siting issue or measuring techniques? I mean they only made it to 90" twice during that whole span. Doesn't seem possible. From 1965 to current (54 years) they hit 100" 10 times and 90" 12 times. I guess that's why people talk about historical records not being homogeneous. https://www.weather.gov/btv/historicalSnow

We have one full service station here in town..I definitely frequent it more often in the cold season.

Damn..DDH gusted to 50mph last hour. Almost calm here all day.

Upslope 38F rain..sweet.

BTV AFD..some nice disco...ha. Awesome though for you guys and resorts up North. As of 1236 PM EST Saturday...Report from nws employee at local resort in the northern Green Mtns continues to indicate light snow with some accumulation occurring. Have continued to mention likely pops with total daytime snowfall accumulation of an inch or two possible from Mansfield to Jay Peak. The localized BTV snow machine is having difficulties finding the off switch, which is not a bad thing, especially when some are having fun with product testing. Otherwise, flow becomes unblocked this aftn and depth of moisture decreases by 21z, which will result in decreasing areal coverage of snow shower activity. No significant changes to crnt fcst.

85-1..not bad. Ive always wondered...When do you sleep? 12am and 6am obs every day?

Looking like 3-3.5" new without measuring yet. Its funny how these little systems can sometimes cause the biggest road issues. Roads were a mess around town, saw multiple spin outs and poor Minivan from NJ struggling up a hill just spinning the front wheels.

Thanks. About 1" down now. Taking the kiddos up to Bromley tomorrow for first time this season, nice to have a little refresher.

Radar looking good for 2-4 I think.

Nam gone wild with the clipper tom in SVT/CVT:

For a SVT valley location it is pretty decent as some spots can not be (DDH, etc) Retention obviously is not great--but it's bad anywhere west of the spine up and down VT. 1500ft and up on the East Slope would be the ideal spot.

1.1" on .07" LE

Coming down nicely with some good snow growth..looks like maybe .5" down. Couple inches would be a win tonight for here.

Mitch taking an substantial early clubhouse lead season to date, still plenty of holes to be played though

Some of the meso models last night were backing a band up near your area around 12am or so, always nice to wake up to a surprise. Total here is 13.6" after some fluff last night in that same banding that was hitting Albany area. Missed out on the jack area to the south, but can't complain for early DEC.

9.0" as of noon. Missed the big stuff, but nice and wintry again. Been gusty at times here on the Western slopes. See if we can somehow squeak out a few more inches later today tonight to get 12" Interestingly, had almost exact same total and precip at 7am as the Peru COOP at 1700' up the hill. 8.3" with .76LE here 8.3" with .79LE at Peru COOP

Heading back home a day early today to get ahead of whatever this turns into. Always room to adjust up if needed

Out of town, but also hearing about some big time boomers rolling through SVT.